Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-10-26


spotted. May its bright folds never be be-
! 'm1rched IN your Keeping by any acs OF ui ;
,ventr' your mother Commonweaith should
| ne aid PROSTATE beneath the heel OF tyran ny
| am usurpation and fraud assume the place.
Legitimate power and right. ], this day, ano
| n this presence, beg you 10 resolve to driv.
| rom power the enemies of your State, anc
plant this banner with ita imperishable mot
10. tTlumphantly on the battlements of he'
'nemies and upon the citadel of her foes.
| The corps come to present. Capt. Corse re-
ceived the prize in a few elegantly expressed
sol ierly words, and delivered 1t to the Ensign
| md by the guard. Cadets Herring. of Rocking
nam. Key of West Va. AMI Pratt. OF Augusta.
| vas escorted to the left flank. when at the
command of the Captain, three hearty cheers
| we're given for the Association and its accom-
plished speaker, Mr.. Tucker.
Captain Corse is q son OF the veteran of tvs
wars, General NJ. D. Corse, OF Alexandria. and
is worthy Of his honored father. He ia. as re
marked. a distinguished graduate OF the 1nsti.
l tute. and is winning.distinction in his young
manhood as a professor In the Fishburn'
l school, and as an Instructor in military tactics
The Ensign OF the company, who will have
| The honor ofbearing in the ranks the prize wo'
by the corps. is Herbert Drew. son of Rev. DR..
a ,., p,,,u,.
AS already announced. constant rains dis
turbed the proceedings OF this day which were
all postponed to the fourth except the
FIRST BABY SHOW.
I which resulted as follow: Treiber & Coyner's
tea BET of SO pieces was awarded to Carrie d.
| nehuersou' maJor naa' n Vi "aoy
| was a"ai'eo rieu 0"ne' ~ L.
p.'1e " lay cal ~Ns 1,o,0 ~ - :.
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' re ,..a,her. Tho aarr,.onbprp
Do, 80 rvo,,. t.oshen Predecessor Wood
priara,voter p,cLrs,. Aupusts t,ornet. -:
DRUGS "Sse,, n1eA ea 49,, T., ~.
os.oo,ae,o,, thsra ue,e At Instruments and dur
.'.o'o- s.' .,,ao.s ~ ,,rs;c we're rem.
i
.,,ho,r hps,nass n,aetinp. Professor Webb
~. o,,,,,a,ya,, rv.. ,a-a,ected President. and
n ,oo.a,o-u .,,, ;,r..srrer Eschsman
DuoAn' e. 80 90 wore on
,. ~. T-s..,;,,. ,,on,,,,t,a
Iii, no The n.xt a,aca Of meet
| inc.
The Waiting Bands were entertained by the
stonewal, at their hall.
Music and a plenty Of it is sseuti al, to fair,
and the r. ID. Is always fortunate in that re.
spect. The management are Ger ainly greatly
,naah.ed 70 these hands for the service they
rendered moi s.opping for p,ud and rain
~ perform their share ID the occasion,
rou~t N Day
As,,s<ficated the night previous the morning
of E,,a w WAS clear and cold with high winds
the ~ @ouie have been so long accustomed to
rooo ri III, ,rsday of the Fair week, AS the gre I
dav ~ tho q, easion, it was hardly anticipated
thoro ,nor,a : W go good a crowd Ia attendance
On Er,dav .. t,,ere was II may be noted here
th.t tho u.noo. waent considerei in advance
th,s o,,s.or, or,h. oeopie. and without detract-
ing from tbarsua, Interest of Thursday, ar
rono.d a nrovra mn, e sor sssp day in which the
GENERA, accentabiI,t ' would ne* in point of
n,or,, ho los. ono dov ban anoti er. Our peo-
nile shon,d view this M. ger in the future as
hare presan,ad and accsnt, the season Of days as
a who,a IN which ono 10 ,,f no more Interest
,non ,hao,hare hrt oil of WA interest.
THE c.rr1r Au,-r1sN
The BOARD of Directors earl y IN the planning
mo ot,hie o1b,b;t,on andeavcrad to interest
re h.aa,.ra NJ ~, h,oodoa sto..,- 20 contrib
~, ,,,r,hor ,ror, thaIr bards fa- sale by the
,,o,,,,au roo,nar of ,,,o .rct,o,v Nr, Burke
rhr,,r,.r ~ Cowan,. station Re ckixghsm
~, o., r,hr,.,r nj Chris.
No, pooLinoh.rn county and esr. G.. Is. Nc
nono,d ~ RIachshrry MONTGOMERY couo ty,~
an hreeders At short-born cattle came nitl,er
Min ,ho;r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES If rao,s,ered stock,
Giving Great interest tn the 7rst effort, here in
+ha,,,n 70, p y ,n,nndso, a, Licking.
49, 5000. tha ..r,o,s o,,ct,ore ar of 1--we
49, er,.',.s 80 ,,o,-o ~. coll. in that
- ;,,4arsst
o,v,na ronv rho o,berw;sa u,ou,d rot be-
,,..o. 81 o.,n;,u oe rho .r,uan.
toges - he dartnoa ,,'d Tho banefi,s tn he diff.
f,sod 81, id, ssc,,on of con,trv sti,n.
49,. 80. 80 ,o,t.o ;na,etry IN IN
,roo,;nr ~ ,-,Iro ~ orr o.ttIa
rurs.Irs
1-,-,,,.-a rm.ona rep
~ 80 80, ,.,nr,oon wa.e
-. - .sna,>, ,-.uoo,-,,, ohort two
- 1r.,. ~. 1865. saz t,r nT.n-
~ o.,, ,o,s ,cs. dasoendad
-, ho,h .,aa1 fro1, ,,nnortad stock which
~ 49, ~ 20, na,n ~ tho breedinp inter
.o..o,o 20 ,na 80, .s,atas Fnr the others
49,, -. NJ Tanon,,d ~ rc,,asers were
NJ Ia,'assn - areenhrier w Va. +.
p pvrd ~ H,gS,ana a n. McAllister. of
Rath ond I,aye AZ ouarles g II. Pilson. e.
T woy;ord n II Antrim 7 r Leonard of
arars,o ~. ..,a. .gor.g.,ipu ses4
Ma,or c,r,.,,,,n off..ea e,even. averaging
ono ord ,hroa ~, ,r,bye.rs Tho highest "Mat.
tic u,I,hrrs,n o.,,xaa Dacopher y 1893 tn Geo
n Dr,Ior nf A. ,usta Tor s,O,. She ia of the
H,IIbrrst s,ook Al were sold aperepatipg
seoo Arona .h. nurch,sers were Mr.. Jpo. T.
Rvrd of u,ohIar.,. n M Nettleton of Aiie-
ohanv. n1caluater of Path . Judge
o,or,a, ~ d r. IL ID w Moffatt sanue,
Crick nbereer Thu !. H, Antrim and Jno. D.
walI.oe of A rgrse.
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